thworp 4 days ago

An election result is not a single-issue poll and the current government supports the status quo anyway (just being fundamentally more open to dialogue). A clear majority of the opulation supports de-facto independence (the current status) or even formal independence [0].

[0] https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2023/09/02/...

  • WhereIsTheTruth 4 days ago

    "It's only a democracy if the results suits our interests"

    You are not being objective, a poll is not a vote

    In a vote, the registered population gets to vote using official ID

    In a poll, only 'god' knows who the respondents are

    • thworp 3 days ago

      But no big party supports reunification with the current Chinese government, at best they have it as a long term goal. The election results do not show what you're claiming.

    • WhereIsTheTruth 4 days ago

      Even when presented with facts and argumentation, people still downvote, i guess there is no turning back

      No blood on my hands!

sct202 4 days ago

Very misleading to link to the legislative election results, when the KMT party only won 33% of the Presidential vote. And on top of that the KMT's actions when in power are to preserve the status quo (effectively independent, make money, avoid war), even if their long term vision is peaceful unification with a democratic China.